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Feilding Star, Volume XX, Issue 63, 13 September 1898, Page 4

WAITARA JOCKEY CLUB Hack Race Meeting. TO HE HIUD ON THURSDAY, 3, 1898. President, Walter Symcs, Eg, M.11.R. Vice- President, Newton King, E?q ; Stewards : Messrs ATV O«le, P Atkinso", C Atim.-on, J Finnerty, A Baker, J SarU n, P E Dover, S Beckbessinger, C K Brewer, C M Lepper, J Hignett. W P Snell, T Elliot, J Telfar ; Committee : Messrs C M'; Lepper, A W Ogle, J Fmherty, ".' E . Brewer, P E Dover, W P Snell, J i Telfar, J D Wv'Jie, T Buclianan, A j Baker; Judge* Mr J Hi^nett; H>i.idi- | capper, Mr f E Henry ; Clerk of Course, Mr J Harvey ; Starter, svlr C Chavannes ; Clerk of Scales, Mr J D Wyllie ; Time keeper Mr Wa f son ; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr H Spurdle PROGRAMME : I— Handicap Hurdles of L<l9, second iiTse to receive L 5 from the stakes ; j about, but not lesfi than l£ miles, over 6 flights o- hurdle 3 3ft 6in high. Winner ! of any hurdle race after •'Ji-ciaration of weights to cany 10: b ex : ra. Nomn» at on 15s, ncceptnnce 203 ; to start at 11 30 a m 2 — Maiden Pla!e of £30 second horse to receive L 5 from the stakes ; about one mile ; weight for age; open t> till hor.-es tha f . have not won a race of L 5 (value). Entry 25s ; to closeon geaeral entry nifjht. 3 - Waitara Tup Handicap of Ll2O. second horse to rec-ive Lls, and third horse Lo from the stakes ; about 1£ miles ; winners of any handicap race over the value of L 35 after the declaration of weights to carry 7ibs penalty ; of two or more 141bs extra domination 20s, acceptance 60s. 4— < lifton dtakes of L 25, second horse tn receive L 5 from the stakes ; 5 fur* lonjj.s ; 3vrs Bt, 4yrs and a.ed 9at; open to non winuera. Entrance 20s ; to close on general entry night, 5 — Welter Handicap of L 35, second horse to receive 15 from the stakes; about 7 furlongs ; minimum weight Bst 71 bs; winner of any hurdle or flat lace nfter declaration of weights t> carry lOlbs extra; Nomir,at:< n 15?, acceptance 15". 6 - Fly ng Hiniicap of LSO, s.cond hor.o io receive) Lo from the f-takea ; about thrce-qmrter niiie; winner of any liund.cap CiCc 1 after declaration of weights to carrj 71bs ptuaity; of t<ro or more 14lbs pxtru. Nomination 203, accept*, ance '253 7 SfiiiDg Race of L2O, three-quarter mile ; winner to become the property of the Club, aud sold immediately after race; 9*t up; post entry. Entrance 15?. 8- Final Flnltrr of L 25, second horse to receive T o from the stakes ; about half mi'e; catch weights Entrance 20s. To close on general eetry night. DATES OF NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES. Nominaticns for all handicaps must be in the hands of the Secretary, at the Waitara "Hotel, on Thursday, October 13th, not later than 9 p.m accompanied with the name, ago. pedigree, colours, and performances of horse. Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. Handicaps appear on Saturday, October 22nd. Acceptances and general entries on Thursday, October 27th, except for Welter, which acceptances are due after the Clifton Stakes ETJLES AND EEGULATIQffS. Definition of a hack — A hack means a horse that has never one an advertised race of any description (Hack, Hunter and Ponies llaces excepted) and is not nominated for any race other than Hack Eace at time of start. Five per cent will be deducted from the stakes towards defraying expenses. Jockeys must be clean and well dressed or will be liable to a fine of L 5 for infringement of this rule All races to be run under the Eules of Bacing, as adopted by the Metropolitan Club of New Zealand. Ail horses to be ridden in colors; same to accompany acceptances and general entries. JSo entry or nomination will be re« ceived except under these conditions : — Tb at all disputes, claims and objections arising shall be decided by a majority of the Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, and their decision upon all points connected with the carrying out of this programme shall be final, except in cases of appeal provided for by the Eules of Eacing. Horses walking over will only receive 50 per cent of the Stakes. The neces« sary amount in cash must accompany all nominations and acceptances. The Committee reserves the r ght of postponing the date of meeting, notnina* tions and acceptances, also weights, should they deem it fit to do so. The Secretary will receive moneys for investment on the totahsator up to 10 a,m on day of races. H. SPUEDLE, Secretary and Treasurer Submitted and approved this sth day pf September, 1898.— Bobt G. Bauchopf, Secretary Taranaki Jockey Club. 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